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Emergency preparedness takes center stage

That Carol Amaya was alive and present at Saturday’s Emergency Preparedness Fair was proof she knows the value of being prepared for disaster. Amaya, who heads up Mutual 40’s emergency preparedness committee, lost her home in the 2018 Camp Fire in Paradise. “I wanted to come in, see what the emergency preparedness materials were all about, and also...
Posted on October 6, 2026
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Collaborations extend reach of Rossmoor Fund

“Neighbors helping neighbors” was the theme of a Rossmoor Fund donor campaign in 2023-24, and volunteer officials still use that term to describe what the Fund does ‒ help hundreds of fellow residents each year who experience urgent financial needs. And while the Fund still depends on residents’ individual donations to make a difference in helping ...
Posted on October 6, 2026
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‘A Day of Listening’ comes to Rossmoor

LGBTQ+ Alliance, partner clubs to host Oct. 2 symposium Rossmoor’s LGBTQ+ Alliance, together with a number of co-sponsoring clubs and the support of the Rossmoor Fund and the Rossmoor Rotary Club, will host “A Day of Listening, Learning and Unity – Rossmoor Stands United Against Hate,” a three-hour community symposium on Friday, Oct. 2 at 1 p.m. at...
Posted on September 29, 2026
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Rotary hosts breakdown of statewide ballot initiatives

With the Nov. 3 general election just over a month away, timing was good for the Rossmoor Rotary Club to host a talk about statewide initiatives. Janet Hoy and Audra Ruthruff of the League of Women Voters Diablo Valley spoke at the Rotary Club’s weekly meeting on Sept. 23 in Hillside’s Diablo Room, giving pro-andcon overviews on seven of the 14 sta...
Posted on September 29, 2026
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Acalanes Union parcel tax would have minimal impact on Rossmoor co-ops

If voters approve the Acalanes Union High School District’s Measure W parcel tax in the Nov. 3 election, its impact on Rossmoor’s 3,368 cooperative housing units will be much different from other properties here. That’s because co-ops are not individually owned, as condominiums and single-family residences are. So instead of MEASURE W: Owners would...
Posted on September 29, 2026
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Firewise does deep dive at town hall into mitigation efforts

Efforts by resident volunteers bear fruit A Firewise town hall delved last week into the finer points of Rossmoor’ fire mitigation efforts and Firewise’s impact within the community. Topics ranging from defensible space to recent savings on insurance costs and how a remote-controlled “super mower” clears hillsides, were touched on during the Sept. ...
Posted on September 22, 2026
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‘IF HE CAN GO, I CAN GO TOO!’

Inspired by fellow resident, Teresa Cheng goes skydiving Teresa Cheng had long considered jumping out of an airplane but had never followed through on it until one recent day at the Fitness Center, when she saw Bob Miller. A story about Miller’s skydiving exploits had been featured in the July 8 Rossmoor News, and both he and Cheng go to the Fitnes...
Posted on September 22, 2026
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Annual Health Fair set for Sept. 29 at Event Center

Rossmoor Counseling Services is pleased to host the 2026 Rossmoor Health Fair. This event takes place Tuesday, Sept. 29 at the Event Center from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Counseling’s Health Fair will feature health checks by Carelink Pharmacy and vaccinations for COVID, RSV or the flu (read on for details). Refreshments will be provided throughout the day...
Posted on September 22, 2026
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Aquatics & Fitness meeting addresses communications

Rossmoor’s Aquatics and Fitness Advisory Committee wants to bolster communication within its scope, so it has created a subcommittee. The new subcommittee consists of Joan Boyle, Carol Lehr and Catherine Robinson-Walker, with fellow advisory committee member Molly Clopp as a consultant. The subcommittee will work closely with Ann Mottola, director ...
Posted on September 22, 2026